Mo said she was quirky (edition 2012)

by James Kelman

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Title:	Mo said she was quirky
Authors:	James Kelman
Info:	Hamish Hamilton (2012), Hardcover, 240 pages
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James Kelman tells the story of Helen - a sister, a mother, a daughter - a very ordinary young woman. Her boyfriend said she was quirky but it was more than that. Some things were important. You had to fight for them. Only Helen wasn't as strong as people thought.… (more)

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